Recently, the offshore sportsbook BetOnline posted a unique prop regarding the final standings for the 2014 season. Bettors now have the option to wager on the final divisional finishing position for all 32 NFL teams.

The table below displays the odds for each to team finish between one and four in their respective division. We will continue to monitor these odds and will update this post to reflect major line movements.

Team

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Arizona Cardinals

+700

+500

+160

+130

Atlanta Falcons

+300

+200

+275

+275

Baltimore Ravens

+250

+240

+200

+350

Buffalo Bills

+1200

+325

+190

+110

Carolina Panthers

+325

+275

+225

+250

Chicago Bears

+300

+175

+180

+550

Cincinnati Bengals

+180

+225

+250

+450

Cleveland Browns

+650

+350

+300

-110

Dallas Cowboys

+400

+275

+220

+180

Denver Broncos

-360

+325

+1100

+4000

Detroit Lions

+350

+200

+150

+500

Green Bay Packers

-150

+200

+600

+1600

Houston Texans

+275

+175

+220

+450

Indianapolis Colts

-170

+220

+600

+1600

Jacksonville Jaguars

+1800

+600

+275

-200

Kansas City Chiefs

+600

+175

+150

+350

Miami Dolphins

+600

+175

+200

+275

Minnesota Vikings

+2000

+800

+350

-300

New England Patriots

-340

+350

+1000

+2000

New Orleans Saints

+110

+220

+300

+900

New York Giants

+300

+240

+250

+250

New York Jets

+700

+225

+180

+200

Oakland Raiders

+3000

+800

+300

-275

Philadelphia Eagles

+130

+225

+350

+500

Pittsburgh Steelers

+200

+220

+260

+400

San Diego Chargers

+550

+140

+160

+450

San Francisco 49ers

+140

+150

+350

+900

Seattle Seahawks

+110

+160

+450

+1100

St. Louis Rams

+1100

+450

+200

-110

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

+600

+350

+225

+120

Tennessee Titans

+600

+350

+225

+120

Washington Redskins

+350

+250

+220

+225

It’s interesting to note that although the Seattle Seahawks have the best odds of winning the Super Bowl, it’s actually the New England Patriots (-340) and Denver Broncos (-360) who have the best odds of finishing first in their division. This is largely due to the stiff competition in the NFC West from the San Francisco 49ers as compared to the relatively weak competition in the AFC East and West.

On the flip side, the Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans have the worst odds of winning the Super Bowl but it’s the Oakland Raiders (+3000) and Minnesota Vikings (+2000) that have the worst odds of winning their division.

It should be noted that while most prop bets and futures are heavily juiced up, the juice on these NFL Final Standings odds are actually well priced. For a quick example, let’s look at the Arizona Cardinals. If we sync up their odds with the implied probabilities we get the following:

+700=12.50%
+500=16.67%
+160=38.46%
+130=43.48%

If we add those four implied odds we get a total of 111.11% — a figure very close to the standard -110 juice that we see posted for most games.

Do you think any teams are being overvalued? Can the New England Patriots win the AFC East for a sixth straight season — and their 11th in the last 12 years? Make sure to leave your thoughts and comments in the section below.